Let's solve the task step by step.
The goal is to
add the prefix "re-" to each base word to form a new word. The prefix "re-" means "again" or "back," so it often indicates repetition or returning to a previous state.
We’ll go through each one:
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1.
re + appear = reappear
→ "Reappear" means to appear again.
✔ Correct:
reappear
2.
re + make = remake
→ "Remake" means to make something again, often with changes.
✔ Correct:
remake
3.
re + count = recount
→ "Recount" means to tell a story again or to count again.
✔ Correct:
recount
4.
re + play = replay
→ "Replay" means to play something again (like a video or game).
✔ Correct:
replay
5.
re + place = replace
→ "Replace" means to put something back in its original position or to substitute.
✔ Correct:
replace
6.
re + cycle = recycle
→ "Recycle" means to process used materials into new products.
✔ Correct:
recycle
7.
re + take = retake
→ "Retake" means to take something again (e.g., a test).
✔ Correct:
retake
8.
re + try = retry
→ "Retry" means to try again.
✔ Correct:
retry
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Final Answers:
1. re + appear =
reappear
2. re + make =
remake
3. re + count =
recount
4. re + play =
replay
5. re + place =
replace
6. re + cycle =
recycle
7. re + take =
retake
8. re + try =
retry
✔ All of these are valid English words formed by adding the prefix "re-" to the base words.
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